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Summary: Driver's License Status and Driving Records

You can order your driving record to check status of drivers license, check for a suspended license, check for tickets, DUI record or DWI records, look up drivers license number and check the points on your license. Click on your state to find out how to order your driving record.

Driving Record/Motor Vehicle Report (MVR)

You can
order your driving record or motor vehicle report (MVR) with your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Secretary of State (SOS), Department of Revenue (DOR), Department of Public Safety (DPS), or Motor Vehicle Division (MVD).

NOTE: If you're looking for a free driver's license status check, a free drivers license lookup, or a free MVR report, most states charge a small fee to access your driving record. Beware of services that say you can check your driving record free online. In addition, if you're asking how can I find my drivers license number, or what's my driver's license number, this can be answered with a simple call to the MVR. Remember most sites that say you can check drivers license status free, are only going to provide you with limited information and then they might try to sell you something.

Driving records are used for
background checks, in court proceedings, and by insurance agencies to adjust your policy rates/premiums and investigate claims. If someone has asked to search by drivers license number, they are most likely referring to checking your driving record status.

Check Your Driving Record/MVR in Your State

Your state DMV, SOS, DOR, DPS or MVD may offer
several types of driving records, including:

A motor vehicle report or record (MVR).

A certified or non-certified driving record.

A driving abstract or driving history.

An online driving record.

Your driving record may include your
complete driving history or your driving history for a few years.

Click on your state below for a driver license status check, more driving record information and to learn about requesting your MVR online, by mail and in person and find out if your license is suspended.